Forget clichéd champagne and chocolates and surprise loved ones with Disaronno Amaretto – a gift of love.
The creation of Disaronno can be traced all the way back to the Renaissance, one of the most romantic periods in history, and the Disaronno Love Story tells the passionate story behind its creation. You can share the same passion today with every sip of Disaronno Amaretto.
In the spirit of romance, Disaronno has developed a cocktail matcher so you can find the perfect recipe to make for your beloved or a cocktail to enjoy with friends for a night in. Just answer a simple question and it will reveal the perfect cocktail for you.
We’ve also linked up with Bluu bars to offer one lucky person the chance to get a cocktail named in honour of their loved one and have it added onto a limited edition menu. Don’t miss our special competition open until Friday 28th February in order to take part.
Disaronno brought a touch of Italian romance to the capital across Valentine’s weekend by placing a replica statue of Shakespeare’s Juliet in Covent Garden. It is said that the original statue in Verona brings good romantic fortune to all who touch it and many people came to see if the Disaronno statue could make their love wishes come true. Others posted a message filled with love onto the surrounding plinths – just click here to see some of the messages that were posted
The creation of Disaronno can be traced all the way back to the Renaissance, one of the most romantic periods in history, and the Disaronno Love Story tells the passionate story behind its creation. You can share the same passion today with every sip of Disaronno Amaretto.
In the spirit of romance, Disaronno has developed a cocktail matcher so you can find the perfect recipe to make for your beloved or a cocktail to enjoy with friends for a night in. Just answer a simple question and it will reveal the perfect cocktail for you.
We’ve also linked up with Bluu bars to offer one lucky person the chance to get a cocktail named in honour of their loved one and have it added onto a limited edition menu. Don’t miss our special competition open until Friday 28th February in order to take part.
Disaronno brought a touch of Italian romance to the capital across Valentine’s weekend by placing a replica statue of Shakespeare’s Juliet in Covent Garden. It is said that the original statue in Verona brings good romantic fortune to all who touch it and many people came to see if the Disaronno statue could make their love wishes come true. Others posted a message filled with love onto the surrounding plinths – just click here to see some of the messages that were posted
